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i have endeavored to tell an old story in a modern fashion. wherein i have failed, i beg indulgence; wherein i have succeeded, even a little, i have to thank the spirit of the past, which still lingers in the ancient capital and its environs.

to mrs. story, the present owner, who graciously permitted me to inspect whitehall; to mrs. dugan, prudence r.—a direct descendant of john ridout, the commissary-general—who gave me much information concerning governor sharpe; and to miss shaffer, the state librarian, in whose charge are the maryland gazettes of the period, as well as to the gazettes themselves, i wish to express my sincere appreciation.

j. r. s.

gettysburg, penna., 6 june '10.

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